Discover your true worth and embrace God's love.Are you seeking healing from past wounds and a deeper understanding of your identity in Christ? Where the River Flows guides you on a transformative journey to realize you are a beloved child of God. Uncover the deceptive lies from Satan that hinder your spiritual growth and embrace the power of God's truth and love.Through prayerful reflection and biblical insights, this book will help you:...

The simple act of going to work every day is an integral part of all societies across the globe. It is an ingrained social contract: we all work to survive. But it goes beyond physical survival. Psychologists have equated losing a job with the trauma of divorce or a family death, and enormous issues arise, from financial panic to sinking self-esteem. Through work, we build our self-identity, our lifestyle, and our aspirations. How did it come about that work dominates so many parts of our ...

"Treat Yourself Like Someone You Love & Care About," by Nancy Phillips, is an insightful guidebook that emphasizes the importance of self-compassion and self-care. With a gentle and compassionate approach, the book encourages readers to treat themselves with the same level of care and kindness that they would show towards a loved one.The author, Nancy Phillips, draws on her own personal experiences and expertise in psychology to provide practical tips and exercises that help reader...

Are you tired of feeling like your worth is tied to your relationship status? Do you feel pressure to get married and settle down, but wonder if that's really what you want? In "Marriage is not a life support system - singleness is not life-threatening," author Nancy Phillips challenges societal stigmas and encourages readers to embrace the value of both marriage and singleness.Through personal stories, research, and reflection exercises, Phillips explores the complexities of relat...

In this compelling book, Nancy Phillips takes readers on a journey through the often tumultuous landscape of "struggle love" relationships.What is "struggle love"? It's a term used to describe relationships that are defined by constant conflict, emotional abuse, and other toxic behaviors. Many people find themselves trapped in these relationships, feeling as though they can't escape the cycle of pain and hurt.Through personal anecdotes, exp...

Based on the Transforming Lives research project, this book explores the transformative power of further education.The book outlines a timely and critical approach to educational research and practice, and draws extensively on the testimonies of students and teachers to construct a model of transformative teaching and learning. It critiques reductive ‘skills’ policies in further education and illuminates the impact colleges and lifelong learning have on social justice outcomes for ...

Small is Big: After being outdone by Adam last Valentine's Day, Archie is determined to make his gifts to Betty bigger and better... until he realizes it's all the 'little things' Adam does that wins Betty over! "A Likely Story": Archie's writer's block is made of concrete, but he's determined to smash through it in time to hand in his creative writing assignment!

"Poor Little Rich Girl": Veronica decides to help Betty by donating her time to charity in this poignant tale. "Now for a Really Super Story": When Cheryl Blossom threatens to steal Archie away, Betty and Veronica become super-heroic protectors of their man in this costumed-crusader fable! "The Pampered Pet Set": High society is going to the dogs... literally... when Veronica hosts a masquerade party for country club pets!

Bear in Mind: The teens learn a lot about bears on a camping trip, and later at the Bronx Zoo! Plus learn some fun facts about grizzly bears! "Crafty Caper": Archie goes to great lengths to replace Veronica's lost corn husk doll - but is it truly gone for good? "Nix on Chicks": Archie is tired of both Betty and Veronica being angry with him so he swears off girls... temporarily, of course!

Hello and Goodbye: When a red-head beauty moves next door, Archie's self-composure moves out the door - along with the rest of him. "The Job": Archie learns selling ice cream is tough when the customers are "frigid." "Risky Summer": Clutsy-ness doesn't take a summer break - in fact, it only increases for Archie who can't avert his eyes from the bikini-clad lovelies!

"Where the Jobs Are": A stroll through the high school's job fair leads Betty and Veronica to daydream about glamorous jobs like being a secret agent, rock star or blogger. At least we know they're qualified to be "creative writers!" "Personal Best": The girl's baseball team decides the best way to win this season is for each member to improve her specialties Ñ so Betty & Midge work on their fielding, Ethel perfects her pitching, Nancy brings her batting average up... and Veronica handles ...

Plaidness Madness: It's a fashion faux pas when Archie advises Mr. Lodge on which style jacket would make the perfect gift for Veronica! "Big City Blues": Is that laugh track just in Archie's head or are all of his cousin Albert's friends renegades from a sitcom?!